by Matteo Cavallito<\/p>\n
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Desertification<\/strong> is an increasingly common emergency. A particularly widespread problem, even larger than people think. Recently, in this sense, a particular national case has managed to attract some attention, establishing itself as an emblematic example of the global nature<\/strong> of the phenomenon. At the end of last year, in fact, the United Nations<\/strong> updated the list of countries declared affected by land degradation and desertification by welcoming a new member to the unenviable list. This was not any African state from the Sahel nor any nation from the endless Asian steppes, but rather the 14th EU member to join the club: France<\/strong>.<\/p>\n